Well-wishers react to Va. shooting

Environmentalists lobby on Green

IFC cans keg policy protest plans after pickup truck snafu

SAE's national president discusses modern Greek life

Alicia Modeen / The Dartmouth Staff A group of about 20 students gathered in the living room of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity for an open discussion led by Mike Scarborough, the president of SAE national, about the current state of Greek life nationwide and how Greek life is expected to transform in the coming years on Friday afternoon. "Maybe I'm wearing rose-colored glasses," he told the crowd, "but there are only a darn few schools where Greek organizations don't supply the lifeblood of the campus." He said that by nature, people who join Greek organizations are more outgoing and are the "joiners" who will go on to start businesses in the future.

Alum authors landmark MRI study

Courtesy of Etta Pisano University of North Carolina cancer researcher Dr. Etta Pisano '79 was one of a group of 13 doctors to discover that MRI scans are more effective in detecting breast tumors than mammograms in women who already have cancer in one breast. The doctors' research proved that MRI scans detected tumors missed by mammograms in three percent of the 969 female research subjects who were diagnosed with cancer in the other breast.

Custodian acclimates to late-night duties

ADRIAN MUNTEANU / The Dartmouth Staff After the nightly 2 a.m.

Profs turn to Facebook for student interaction

Doctor discusses climate change

Nat Smith / The Dartmouth Staff As snow drifted down outside Moore Hall Thursday evening, Dr. Paul Epstein, an expert on the intersection between public health and climate change, lectured on the dangers of hotter weather to a packed crowd inside in Filene Auditorium.

Hanover Inn undergoes touch-ups

Lauren Wool / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Main Street passersby will notice this week that the familiar sight of the Hanover Inn has recently been obscured by scaffolds extending to the hotel's roof. The current round of renovations is just routine maintenance, according to Hanover Inn General Manager Carl Pratt, and will include general repairs on the roof, new copper on the dormers and possibly some paint touch-ups. "It's basically just repair, and wear and tear," Pratt said. The extent of repair, however, is still being negotiated. "At this point we are looking at renovations of the inn and reviewing what the needs are," Pratt said. Pratt explained that the roof and dormers will be completed by the end of April, should weather conditions be suitable to the work.

High-end shoe vendor hits South Main Street

Phil Woram / The Dartmouth Staff The shoe store Helium, with its jazz music, geometric motif and softly colored plaster walls, would not look out of place in SoHo or Covent Garden.